merman

Everything from Thurman Merman now, to me, sounds like a Coen Brothers character.

I learned there really is a mermaid/merman/merperson emoji and now I just want to know why.

If I was a sailor hundreds of years ago and witnessed something like that I might think it was a merman.

The character of the Guarneri is as different from a Strad as, say, Ethel Merman is from Maria Callas, and the Guarneri is Merman -- a lot of odd-order harmonics give it a harshness, but damn, you can hear it from a mile away.

It was a fun echo, because when I was a kid I watched it with my parents, and my Mom had to explain to me who Ethel Merman was.

But Juno, when she saw him, knew that he and the old merman's daughter, silver-footed Thetis, had been hatching mischief, so she at once began to upbraid him.

I gave it mermaid - woman and got merman, but when I tried to give it boar + woman - man or ram + woman - man, it turns out it has never heard of rams or boars.

Even loudness is not an excuse -- the reverberations of Ethel Merman's last "on with the show" have not yet died down.

I originally wrote "merman", I should have stuck with that.

"Merman" was an internal project codename, not an individual user.

Even Sondheim talks about one of his proudest moments being when he played for coke porter late in his life: “ Porter had recently had both legs amputated, and Ethel Merman, the star of Gypsy—in which Sondheim’s words accompanied music by Jule Styne—had brought the young lyricist along as part of an entourage to cheer him up.

Yes, but when paired w/ _The Merman's Children_, one sees a world where the White Christ ultimately prevails.

If we go this route, I propose we also kickoff a solid Merpeople program (Mermaids, Merman, etc).

Well, not everyone knows that hilarious apocryphal story from the disastrous honeymoon of Ernest Borgnine and Ethel Merman, so you might be overestimating the audience.